27 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
1
Warren National Bank invites Warren, Pa. residents to open accounts early, noting that depositing small sums builds thrift, discipline, and sound business principles, while safeguarding money from theft and encouraging responsible financial habits.
Our patrons regardless of business done receive courtesy in all matters of business, untrusted to us, and there is nothing in safe banking we cannot perform. To have wishing to establish rela tionship with a gate, strong bank, we exceed our services, 4 percent interest on savings accounts. Warren National Bank, Warren, Pa.
Trenton Jan 27 applications flood in for the position of official spanker at the New Jersey State Home for Girls. Nearly 500 requests arrive from far and wide. Women of all ages seek the post, with letters detailing qualifications and discipline plans, including a widow with three children seeking support and several candidates promising strict punishment.
John B. Stanchfield entered a plea of immunity for Charlea R. Helke, secretary of the American Sugar Retiring Co., amid federal charges of conspiracy to defraud the government. Helke testified to grand jury sessions and documentary evidence, with other indicted defendants offering tentative not guilty pleas and possible immunity deals. Judge Hough to hear timing of immunity ruling.
New York report says eight men stood before the criminal branch on counterfeiting charges. Some may be tied to the Barrett murder years ago as detectives pursue links to a gang of counterfeiters rounded up during the original raid. Witnesses described the mechanism of printing counterfeit money and the potential involvement of associates in the Barrett case.
Judge ruled United States has no jurisdiction in libel actions and that offenses are governed by state law. The decision, delivered by Judge Chutes, held the indictment defective and grounded on an insufficient constitutional basis, noting potential double jeopardy issues and the primacy of state statutes. The proceedings were terminated, and further action appeared unlikely unless higher court takes a different stance.
Final report by executor Wesley Porte approved by the circuit court allocates $9,289 to two heirs living in Norway and Chicago. beneficiaries Brynhild Larson of Chicago and Peter Paulsen B Storseth of Norway receive portions after deductions from the Gunness estate. The executor found $1,600 cash, sold property for about $6,100, and paid $8,950 to a murder victim’s dependents with the balance covered by the estate.
Amid rising waters in Paris, extensive submergence threatens foundations and cellars of the Louvre area. Authorities warn of subsidence risks, with 25,000 people displaced and major public services disrupted. German embassy and Academy of Medicine flooded. theaters largely emptied as citizens seek safety and shelter.
George Mohelson, once a Kansas City day laborer, is now reported worth $4,000,000 with $3,000,000 in life insurance. He allegedly rose after moving to St. Louis and later Kansas City, and is said to be pursuing a large insurance loan. A movement to merge cement interests across four states is also mentioned.
Mrs Stonewall Jackson widow of the Confederate leader and Mrs Hester visited the Senate occupying the president's box at noon. The event drew attention as the two women attended the chamber, a notable sight in Washington.
The testimony centers on Glavis as he recalls urging an extensive inquiry into alleged improper conduct surrounding land claims and elusive information from Washington. The committee weighs the legality and propriety of Ballinger's orders to speed patent actions, while Glavis asserts he acted within duty and cautions against political influence.
Governor Hughes will appoint John N Carlisle of Watertown to succeed Thomas M Os bore of Auburn on the upstate public service commission. Osbourne, a Democratic member, term expires February 1911. Carlisle, a Democratic lawyer, is confirmed by the senate and serves as Cornell University trustee.
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